- This week’s report includes Sunday, July 4.
- County hotel room night demand strengthened again to more than 351,000 room nights sold, and the average rate for the week was $216.32, which was up $13 over the same week in 2019.
- Among top 25 U.S. markets, San Diego County’s occupancy of 78.3% was the 3rd highest behind Oahu (79.3%) and Norfolk (80.5%) and again was 1st in the western region.
- The County ADR of $216 was 3rd highest among the top 25 destinations, behind Oahu ($259) and Miami ($225), and 1st in the western region. San Diego’s ADR was $27 higher than Orange County and $35 higher than Los Angeles.
- This strong occupancy and rate resulted in San Diego again having the 2nd highest hotel RevPAR in the U.S. at $169, behind only Oahu.
- Among Luxury, Upscale Chain properties, group occupancy improved from 4.7% to 5.2% last week.
- The weekday occupancy pattern was led with highs of 80s and 90s on Sunday, July, followed by lows in mostly 60s on Monday, then climbing to highs in the 90s on the weekend.
- The regional performance was similar in terms of occupancies, but the ADRs were spread from over $350 in Mission Bay and La Jolla Coastal to a low of $139 in Southeast County.
- It is notable that both La Jolla Coastal and Mission Bay averaged over $400 on Sunday, July 4.
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